• EB

  Esther Balban -3 years ago

  There was a request from a person to learn more maimorim on this level. How can I join with this person to recieve more directions. Thank you, Esther

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• Anonymous -3 years ago

  thanks for this shiur

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• RDB

  Rabbi Danny Bergson -3 years ago

  Wow so powerful and so relevant to every single human being 

  it definitely is a matter of training 

  Emunah from uman a craftsman that must develop a skill and talent 

  Our emunah is innate but requires bringing out and application to real life 

  thank you For this needed inspiration 

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• D

  dinah -3 years ago

  The more Chassidus I learn, the more I realize how little I know and understand and how much I have yet to learn on a foundational level. 

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• SM

  Sara Metzger -3 years ago

  Someone asked

  How so we put into practice? How does a person know when their intelligence is bringking them close to Hashem? How does a person know when their pursuit of learning is right for them Faith begins when intelligence ends? Is it bringing me closer to Hashem or distracting me?

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• SM

  Sara Metzger -3 years ago

  Someone asked

  Brilliant, brilliant class as usual. The piece of Tanya you brought in spoke directly to me. What I understand from this class is that intelligence and understanding is limited vehicle. It can bring us to the precipice of Emunah through yedias hashem but to experience transcendence, we need to let go of all definitions, perceptions, expectations. Is this the idea of shivras hakelim as experienced by human beings here in this world?

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• Anonymous -3 years ago

  Dr. Brawer article on this subject:

  https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/2940/jewish/In-Pursuit-of-Ignorance.htm

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• SG

  Sarah Goldberg -3 years ago

  The mann had no real name

  The mann had no real name.
  But the water did have a name! "Miriam's well". 

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• SM

  Sara Metzger -3 years ago

  Someone asked...

  Please say again the name of the Rabbi that the Rebbe constantly quoted 

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• SG

  Sarah Goldberg -3 years ago

  2 fish are swimming along and talking.

  One asks the other: " do you believe in water?"

  The other answers that "I don't know.  My father believed in water, but I'm not so sure!". 

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• SG

  Sarah Goldberg -3 years ago

  Emunah is beyond seychel. So why use seychel?

  If emunah is beyond seychel and logic maybe we shouldn't even bother and try to expand and utilize our seychel?

  No.

  2 types of  emunah. First, Emunah from laziness or inability to use the seychel, by simply saying "I believe". This is the minimal level. 

  Second, higher level is pushing yourself to the limits of one's seychel and from that maximum point, realize, know and feel that emunah is way beyond and not graspable. 

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• SM

  Sara Metzger -3 years ago

  Someone said...

  ​We are forever students.. learning daily with every experience we encounter

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• AH

  Aron Hershkop -3 years ago

  Mann is everything that Hashem does. When we will sustain from within you will taste it.

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• SM

  Sara Metzger -3 years ago

  Someone asked...

  Could a less spiritual reason for naming Man “what” be that it didn’t have a definite taste, but could be whatever one wanted.?

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

  • G

    G.W -3 years ago

    in hebrew ma means what

    Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• SM

  Sara Metzger -3 years ago

  Someone said

  Allowing Hashem to guide us, even though uncomfortable and the fear of the unknown is the right thing to do.

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• SM

  Sara Metzger -3 years ago

  Someone said

  To name something is to limit that thing, to put it in a box?

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• GR

  Gina Rubinsky -3 years ago

  Just wonderful and so inspiring especially during these challenging time. Thank you so much Rabbi Jacobson.

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• SM

  Sara Metzger -3 years ago

  So it seems

  that we needed those 40 years of wandering in the desert and eating the manna to get that emunah into our DNA. Wondering if it could have happened any other way. Thinking maybe not. Thinking maybe that's what we needed.

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• AH

  Alizah Hochstead -3 years ago

  Picture froze and I had to switch computers

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• SG

  Sarah Goldberg -3 years ago

  The yidden didn't know what the mann was

  They also didn't know what awaited them in the Midbar.  What they would eat. Where they were going ultimately.  

  When accepting the Torah they didn't know what it contained. 

  It's all "Naaseh v'Nishma". 

  Like getting married.  Like having a child. 

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• SG

  Sarah Goldberg -3 years ago

  They named it "mann" = "what?"

  Today teenagers call everything  WHATever! 

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

• AH

  ALizah Hochstead -3 years ago

  watching from beitar good morning

  Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.

Women's Class -- Sefas Emes Beshalach

Rabbi YY Jacobson

• January 26, 2021
• |
• 13 Sh'vat 5781
• |
• 1285 views

Classes in this Series

• 

  Womens class

  Tuesday Women's Class

  Tuesday, May 7, 9:30 am
• 

  1 hr 37 min

  NEW!

  Women's Pesach Class

  How We Develop Our Coping Mechanisms and How We Set Ourselves Free

  The 4 Cups and 4 Sons Are Four Steps to Emotional Liberation: My Divine Soul, My Animal Soul, Seeing Through the Facade, Emancipation From My Brainy Self
• 

  1 hr 46 min

  Women's Pesach Class

  Can You Be Grateful for Each of Your ‘Four Children’? Can You Listen to the 4 Children Inside of You?

  Our Children Are Asking the Questions We All Struggle With Internally
• 

  1 hr 46 min

  Women's Pesach Class

  Can You Be Grateful for Each of Your ‘Four Children’? Can You Listen to the 4 Children Inside of You?

  Our Children Are Asking the Questions We All Struggle With Internally
• 

  1 hr 20 min

  Tzav Women's Class

  How You Can Use Your Darkness to Light up the World

  What They Did With the Ashes on the Altar Teaches Us What to Do with Our Darker Sides
• 

  1 hr 36 min

  Purim Women's Class

  How Queen Esther’s Banner of Pride Can Transform Every Victim’s Narrative

  The Untold Purim Story: The First Female Abuse Victim Who Dared to Speak Out
• 

  1 hr 46 min

  Women's Purim Class

  The Most INSANE Purim Story: When Rabah “Slaughtered” the Ego of Reb Zeira

  How Do I Find Bliss in My Challenging Life? On Purim, Two Sages Provided the Answer
• 

  1 hr 48 min

  Parshas Shekalim Women's Class

  The Last Lecture of the Lubavitcher Rebbe: How to Love

  Why Is It So Hard to Serve G-d With Bliss? How to Love Your (True) Self & the Other
• 

  1 hr 29 min

  Women's Ki Sisa Class

  Can You Give Yourself A Standing Ovation for Showing Up? Learning to Appreciate Ourselves

  The Beauty of the Golden Calf: When G-d "Learnt" Not to Take His People for Granted
• 

  1 hr 50 min

  Adar/Purim Katan Women's Class/Joy

  How to Live in Bliss: If I Can’t Feel the Pain, I Can’t Feel the Joy

  Why Didn’t Jews Lose Their Faith? Reb Akiva, Eli Wiesel, and the Rebbe
• 

  1 hr 22 min

  Women's Mishpatim Class

  Why Do I Crave Compliments? Why Does My Ego Require Constant Resuscitation?

  The Unpaid Guardian & the Bliss in Letting Go of My Ego Entirely
• 

  1 hr 46 min

  Yisro Women's Class/ Israel-Hamas War

  Why You Should Be a Proud Jew Today: Crash Course on Jewish History

  Three Truths that Inspired Yisro to Join Israel